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1828. March July 7
Law Amendment or Procedure Code
Propositions Ch All-comprehensive
(2 §.1. Subject matters.
§ § Existing system
Leaving the other established systems to some other
hand, which is here and which be a problem the solution of which is here
undertaken to be given with reference to English and English-bred
practice, is this are these. To shew that whatsoever arrangement
really subservient to the purposes ends of justice is made in the
aggregate of practice of the several sorts of English judicature taken together, as exhibited by
the aggregate of those several
Books of practice
together will be found made may be seen to be made here: 2. that to in relation
to whatsoever arrangement therein understood as having
place, that arrangement at the same time not having place,
to shew that it is absolutely or comparatively needless, useless
and instead of conducive adverse to the ends of justice.
For this purpose what is proposed is to take the
several belonging to the several most comprehensive
books of practice having for their respective subject matters the practice
of the several sorts of judicature stiled Const or in the
case ordinary language has it Courts, and in the margin
of the name of each operation or instrument there exhibited
to shew state, for the judgment of the reader either the occasion
and place in which, in the present proposed Procedure it is performed requested at or required to be exhibited
or that being requested is either absolutely or comparatively
ill-adapted to its professed purpose, no employment or admission is accordingly
here given to it.
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